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Cheetah™ Life Sciences gives you access to practical resources and professional references on everything from maintaining full compliance in all areas of food, drug and cosmetics regulation to the rapidly shifting area of medical device regulation. Given the ever-changing regulatory environment, it’s crucial to have access to current and reliable resources that cover the issues of greatest concern. Using Cheetah™ Life Sciences helps you make the correct choices, maintain compliance, establish effective policies
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The industry’s leading professionals deliver expert explanations, citations, and annotations covering every key area of life science law, in addition to full text of all laws and regulations.
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The FDA Reform Navigator Smart Chart allows users to create a customizable chart of any provision of the FDA Food Safety Modernization Act including summaries of each provision.
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Regular updates, reporters, and newsletters keep life science attorneys and professionals completely current on all key developments.
Explore the types of articles and in-depth analysis available through the Health Law Daily.
Negligence claims proceed in mesh suit, other claims fail
The court allowed negligence claims to continue in transvaginal mesh lawsuit against Boston Scientific; however, the court dismissed warranty and product liability claims.
Claims against spinal stimulation device maker survive dismissal, again
A patient alleging injury by a spinal stimulator can move forward with her claims of failure to warn and negligent manufacturing against the device’s maker.
New exceptions proposed in revision of Stark law rules
Value-based arrangements are allowed under proposed new rules, but how are they defined?
California Insurance Guarantee Association is not primary payer under Medicare
Although an insolvency insurer scheme may pay covered costs for the insolvent insurer, including medical costs, it does so as a benefit of the plan and not as an actual insurer.
Detroit cardiologists’ retaliation claims against Tenent Healthcare sent to arbitration
A court held that two cardiologists’ claims that they were actually employees and not bound to the arbitration clause in their independent contractor agreements, was still an issue for...
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